Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys Many would argue that Melanie Inglasis is the Queen of the internet, the girl really knows what people are looking for. This former Maxim Hometown hottie winner has released two very popular “Flip Books” to date and word on the street is a third is in the works. Her Flip Book videos make for GIF gold so we compiled all of them into one massive post. Read also: 30 Women Who Will Dominate 2013
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Nina Agdal is having a big year. First she appears in the 2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, then lands a famous new boyfriend and now she has been named the 2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Rookie of the Year. In the online fan voting conducted over the last month Nina beat out five other rookies to take the crown.
The Black Keys sold out Madison Square Garden in 15 freakin’ minutes then proceeded to rock everyone’s face off for over 90 minutes last night. An impressive feat for two guys from Akron, Ohio who, to many peoples surprise, have been making music for over a decade. Tickets we’re impossibly hard to obtain so in the likely chance you couldn’t make it out to the Garden here are 18 photos and five videos from last night. Next up they will continue touring and headline Coachella Arts and Music Festival in April.
From pedigreed fast-food joints to nouveau chophouses, the battle for patty supremacy rages on. NY Timeout tracks down 20 contenders to add to your list. By the Food & Drink staff Coppelia With every buzzy new eatery flaunting its own chefly burger, pricey patties are on the rise. But Julian Medina bucks the trend with his affordable entrant, the Frita Cubana, at this 24-hour Latin diner. He doesn’t skimp either—the jaw-stretching stack features airy chicharróns and spiced roasted pork, piled atop a plump Swiss-covered burger made with sirloin, short rib and skirt steak. Pickles, red onion, crisp Boston lettuce and fresh tomato slices offset the richness, a slick of sambal-spiked mayo adds some zip, and a golden-brown potato bun holds it all together. 207 W 14th St between Seventh and Eighth Aves (212-858-5001). $8.95. Photograph: Virginia Rollison Burger on Smith In 2009, chef Kyle Huebbe won a Brooklyn Paper contest with his tweaked cheeseburger recipe, laced with horseradish-chive aioli and topped with sharp cheddar. That award-winning creation now has pride of place on the menu at the new Cobble Hill joint, where Huebbe shares the kitchen with Blessing Schuman-Strange. The burger is built around a custom blend of grass-fed brisket more »
In classic Jason Segel / Ed Helms style they decided to ditch the standard black-tie service and hire Hooters to cater the premier of their new movie “Jeff Who Lives At Home” at The DGA Theater in Los Angeles, CA. The Hooters Girls were serving up signature dishes and mingling with the stars in exactly the opposite of black-tie attire.
Perfect for the scotch drinker who likes his drink straight up, but chilled. These cubes keep the drink full bodied without the ice cubes diluting the beverage with water. Only certain scotch is made to be chilled, so this is an ideal solution for the gentlemans drink. The 1-inch cubes are filled with a non-toxic gel that freezes and keeps your beverages chilled much like a regular ice cube. Comes in pack of 4. John Conner beware, it could be a trap. $24.95 Steel Ice cubes
Pincers are probably one of the few tools that you don’t have in your garage, and it’s time to change that… kind of. Hand-forged in the Toyama region of Japan (where they’ve been casting iron for over 400 years), this pair of black enameled pincers looks and feels quite real – but it’s a bottle opener. Because the only thing you should be pincering anyways is a bottle of beer. -Cool Material $20.95 The Cast Iron Pincer Bottle Opener ________________________________________________________________________ Using the right tool for the right job significantly reduces the time it takes to complete a project. In turn, the time from work to beer is also decreased. Pick up a Cast Iron Hammer Bottle Opener and skip right to the fun stuff. Hand-forged in the Toyama region of Japan (famous for their cast iron work for the last 400 years), this cast iron bottle opener is coated in a black lacquer glaze to prevent rust. $20.95 Cast Iron Hammer Bottle Opener
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